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Most performance frameworks assume members can be reached, guided, and retained in care through conventional channels. But for a meaningful share of high-acuity populations, that assumption simply doesn’t hold. When engagement breaks down, quality scores fall, utilization rises, and financial pressure compounds.

Healthcare quality isn’t seasonal — and Medicaid shouldn’t be treated that way either. 

Healthcare spends billions trying to “engage” people, yet most experiences are confusing, bureaucratic, and built around how the system wants people to behave—not how people actually live. Engagement doesn’t come from reminders and portals alone. It comes from experience: simplicity, trust, personalization, and human connection.

In his recent conversation with Joao Camargo, MedZed COO Brandon Oliver shared how our approach goes beyond standard telephonic outreach.

As national conversations around Medicaid continue to focus on eligibility churn, coverage loss, and the impacts of HR1, front-line leaders are raising concerns that run far deeper. In a recent MedCity News article, MedZed CEO Scott Schnell joined other industry voices to highlight the underreported risks that health plans, providers, and communities are already grappling with — and what must happen next to stabilize the system.

We’re proud to share an insightful piece written by our very own Carisha Cabasa, VP of Clinical Operations & Client Success at MedZed, featured in Healthcare Business Today. In her article, “Diversion Through Patient-Centered Care,” Carisha explores how thoughtful, person-centered care can serve as a powerful tool to divert vulnerable individuals from avoidable and costly healthcare interventions. She highlights the real-world value of meeting patients where they are —

We're proud to share that Scott Schnell, MedZed's CEO and Co-Founder, recently authored a powerful opinion piece for MedCity News titled "When Medicaid Cost-Cutting Is Simply Cost-Shifting." In the article, Scott sheds light on a critical issue impacting healthcare today: when efforts to reduce Medicaid spending don’t actually save money—they just shift the burden elsewhere.

Scott Schnell shares his conversation on the Capitalist Culture® podcast about the uncertain future of Medicaid — and why MedZed is ready to meet the moment.

Medicaid, a lifeline for millions of Americans, is facing significant funding threats as Congress considers dramatic spending cuts. Fierce Healthcare recently published insights from 23 healthcare leaders about the potential impact—and we are proud that MedZed’s CEO and Co-Founder, Scott Schnell, was invited to contribute to this important conversation.

As Medicaid funding faces the threat of significant cuts, MedZed’s CEO and Co-Founder Scott Schnell has published a compelling article in Healthcare Business Review advocating for a more sustainable and impactful approach to supporting our nation's most vulnerable populations.

At MedZed, we believe that delivering care in the community—and in people’s homes—is essential to transforming health outcomes for Medicaid members. That’s why we’re thrilled to share a recent article by our CEO and Co-Founder, Scott Schnell, published in Healthcare Business Today

We are thrilled to share that MedZed has been featured in a recent Forbes article as a leader in high-touch care, a transformative approach.

Enrique Balaguer, and Chief People Officer, Tami Colver, had the honor of joining the Compassionate Leaders Circle Podcast 

In this edition, we're thrilled to highlight the incredible work and collaboration we’ve achieved with our clients.

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